Do not start working on this page until Mrs. Ivie has said that your planning document is complete!
For this project, you will need to be able to record video and audio, as well as take pictures (for those of you that need to stage pictures - if you already have pictures from the team that will be okay). Most of you will be able to do this from your phone, tablet, laptop, etc.
Before you do your interviews, you will need to test your recording device to make sure it will record sound that will be loud enough for people to hear. Decide which person (or two, if there are three of you) in your group will be on camera welcoming people to your video and describing what they will be seeing in this video. Write a script for that person to use in your introduction. You cannot move on until your script has been approved by Mrs. Ivie.
You will then find a quiet place (in the classroom, or LRC) to practice recording video. After you record your introduction, watch your video as a group to see if it is clear enough and if you can hear the speaker's voice. If you cannot hear the speaker, record it again and try something different - maybe scooting the camera closer or speaking louder. Keep trying until you have a good sound quality in your recording.
Once you have your introduction recorded, you are now to the stage where you need to start getting interviews recorded and pictures taken of your group/team. If the team is not in season you can stage some pictures or get pictures from people on the team (or the SPLHS Facebook page). Again: your pictures have to be of students at St. Paul. You cannot use pictures from Google.
When you have all of your interviews recorded, it will be time to write scripts for your other audio.
For this project, you will need to be able to record video and audio, as well as take pictures (for those of you that need to stage pictures - if you already have pictures from the team that will be okay). Most of you will be able to do this from your phone, tablet, laptop, etc.
Before you do your interviews, you will need to test your recording device to make sure it will record sound that will be loud enough for people to hear. Decide which person (or two, if there are three of you) in your group will be on camera welcoming people to your video and describing what they will be seeing in this video. Write a script for that person to use in your introduction. You cannot move on until your script has been approved by Mrs. Ivie.
You will then find a quiet place (in the classroom, or LRC) to practice recording video. After you record your introduction, watch your video as a group to see if it is clear enough and if you can hear the speaker's voice. If you cannot hear the speaker, record it again and try something different - maybe scooting the camera closer or speaking louder. Keep trying until you have a good sound quality in your recording.
Once you have your introduction recorded, you are now to the stage where you need to start getting interviews recorded and pictures taken of your group/team. If the team is not in season you can stage some pictures or get pictures from people on the team (or the SPLHS Facebook page). Again: your pictures have to be of students at St. Paul. You cannot use pictures from Google.
When you have all of your interviews recorded, it will be time to write scripts for your other audio.